Stay at Blue Water
Stay on ʻEua
A place by the water.
Settle in
Stay at the edge of ʻEua.
Blue Water brings the reef, shared spaces and island days into one small world: a place to begin the day and return to at its end.

Views from the retreat
Wake up with the ocean in view.
Sunset from the balcony. A whale beneath the rainbow. Last light from the restaurant.
You sleep here.
Whales sleep here.
Your room
A simple place to settle.
Rooms are practical, comfortable and close to the shared spaces of the retreat.
Rooms are generally arranged as twin share, with double and twin beds available. Room allocation is confirmed as part of your stay.

Inside and out
From your room to the reef.
Move through the guest rooms, balcony views, retreat grounds and the shared restaurant beside the water.
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Around the retreat
From forest edge to reef.
Swipe through the places that shape a stay at Blue Water. Tap a photograph to reveal its story.
People make the place
The women at the heart of Blue Water.
The Tongan women of Blue Water welcome guests, prepare rooms and shared meals, and help the retreat move from early departures to evenings around the table.



Life beyond the water
The island is part of the stay.
Time beyond the retreat may include village visits, weaving, local guides and island stories, arranged with the people and access involved.




The practical shape of your stay
The essentials, shaped around your stay.
Room arrangements
Accommodation is generally arranged as twin share, with double and twin bed options. Rooms are allocated as part of your retreat arrangements; for wholesale groups, our team coordinates allocation with the group organiser. Please ask us about the arrangements that suit your group.
Meals
Meals are included with whale-week packages. The team will discuss the meal rhythm and dietary needs that apply to your stay. Alcohol is arranged separately.
Arrival
Arrival timing and practical island guidance are shared before you travel. Read about getting to ʻEua.
The ocean is our doorstep.
Around the table
The day returns to the table.
During hosted whale weeks, meals are included with your stay.
Breakfast comes before boat preparation, lunch travels out on the water, and the shared evening table brings everyone back together. Meal arrangements and dietary needs are confirmed before arrival. Alcohol is arranged separately.



Getting here
Make your way to ʻEua.
Arrive from Tongatapu by domestic flight or passenger ferry, then let us help you plan the final part of your journey.
From above, you can see how Blue Water sits between the island's forest, pale shoreline and the reef that shapes life here.
Between forest and PacificSee where Blue Water sits on ʻEua.Explore the journey to ʻEua